Sentence examples for for increased export from inspiring English sources

Europe is sending mixed signals on the issue; a poultry group plans to ask the European Union today for increased export subsidies to offset sagging sales it blames on bird-flu concerns.

Moreover, molecular and bulk stable carbon isotope data from high molecular weight dissolved organic carbon and colloidal organic carbon showed that increased stream flow from the study watershed was responsible for increased export of agriculturally derived OC.

With some notable caveats, many American companies yesterday endorsed the World Trade Organization's new rules for negotiating a trade agreement, arguing that the potential for increased exports outweighs the damage a few industries might suffer.

Poland was also cited as an important prospective market for increasing export business.

The scope for increasing exports is limited by the process of debt reduction in other rich economies.

Although world governments continue to debate the need to cap greenhouse gas emissions, reducing the local and regional pressures is one way to strengthen the natural resilience of ecosystems… If this is a study the mining and resources industry thinks backs its plans for increasing exports of fossil fuels, then I would hate to see a report that doesn't.

Ukraine and India banned wheat exports for a while; Argentina increased export taxes sharply.

Since 1981, landings of skates have increased substantially, partly in response to increased demand for lobster bait, and more significantly, to the increased export market for skate wings.

Rural angst reached a boiling point in early March when the government increased export tariffs for the second time since October.

"Certainly as the global economy recovers, this is going to provide increased export markets for U.S. manufacturers," said William Sullivan, a senior economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York.

But Spain's central weakness as an imperial power remained; its economy could not supply America with the consumer goods it needed in return for its increased exports.